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Jim

28/12/2005 4:11 AM

Fence Wood Staining?

Have some old fence pickets from Home Depot that are weathered
dark gray. I want to retain the finish texture (rough) but I
want to bring back the honey color. Naturally, I could sand or
plane but that would ruin the texture.

Any ideas such as bleaching, etc.?

Thanks


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mac davis

in reply to Jim on 28/12/2005 4:11 AM

28/12/2005 8:41 AM

On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 04:11:06 GMT, Jim <[email protected]> wrote:

>Have some old fence pickets from Home Depot that are weathered
>dark gray. I want to retain the finish texture (rough) but I
>want to bring back the honey color. Naturally, I could sand or
>plane but that would ruin the texture.
>
>Any ideas such as bleaching, etc.?
>
>Thanks
>
You could go back to Home Depot and get some "Preserve-A-Wood" stain... several
colors available from almost clear to red or yellow/brown paint..

The stuff has been working great for me.. I used the "Pacific Redwood" (very
light color, mostly oil) on our redwood fence in 2001... recoated it once since
then and it still looks great..

I rolled it on the flat side of the fence with a large stucco roller and did the
inside with a "Hudson" type garden sprayer...


mac

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in reply to Jim on 28/12/2005 4:11 AM

28/12/2005 5:29 AM

A high pressure washer will do the trick

"Jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Have some old fence pickets from Home Depot that are weathered
> dark gray. I want to retain the finish texture (rough) but I
> want to bring back the honey color. Naturally, I could sand or
> plane but that would ruin the texture.
>
> Any ideas such as bleaching, etc.?
>
> Thanks
>
>


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